Branches
The Cleveland Public Library has 30 neighborhood branches located throughout the city:
- Addison Branch
- Brooklyn Branch
- Carnegie-West Branch
- Collinwood Branch
- East 131st Street Branch
- Eastman Branch
- Fleet Branch
- Fulton Branch
- Garden Valley Branch
- Glenville Branch
- Harvard-Lee Branch
- Hough Branch
- Jefferson Branch
- Langston Hughes Branch
- Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled
- Lorain Branch
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Branch
- Memorial-Nottingham Branch
- Mobile Branch
- Mount Pleasant Branch
- Public Administration Library
- Rice Branch
- Rockport Branch
- South Branch
- South Brooklyn Branch
- Sterling Branch
- Union Branch
- Walz Branch
- West Park Branch
- Woodland Branch
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